Difference between revisions of "Patricia Rice"

From Romance Wiki
Jump to navigation Jump to search
 
(3 intermediate revisions by 2 users not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
 
{{DEFAULTSORT:Rice, Patricia}}  
 
{{DEFAULTSORT:Rice, Patricia}}  
 
[[Category:Authors - R]]
 
[[Category:Authors - R]]
−
[[Category:Award-Winning Authors]]
+
[[Category:Historical Romance Authors]]
−
[[category:Missouri Authors]]
 
−
[[category:Prolific Authors]]
 
 
[[Category:Signet Regency Romance Authors]]
 
[[Category:Signet Regency Romance Authors]]
 +
[[Category:1984 Debut]]
 +
 
'''Patricia Rice''' has published [[Historical Romance|historical]] and [[Regency]] romances since 1984, [[Contemporary|contemporary]] romance since 1998, nominated for [[RITA]] awards in all three categories.  She has several million books in print and has been on both the New York Times and USA Today's bestseller. Ms. Rice is a former CPA whose forty-fourth book is scheduled for July, 2007, from [[Signet Eclipse]].
 
'''Patricia Rice''' has published [[Historical Romance|historical]] and [[Regency]] romances since 1984, [[Contemporary|contemporary]] romance since 1998, nominated for [[RITA]] awards in all three categories.  She has several million books in print and has been on both the New York Times and USA Today's bestseller. Ms. Rice is a former CPA whose forty-fourth book is scheduled for July, 2007, from [[Signet Eclipse]].
  
Line 26: Line 26:
 
* ''[[Denim and Lace]]'',  Topaz July, 1996  
 
* ''[[Denim and Lace]]'',  Topaz July, 1996  
 
* ''[[Devil's Lady]]'', [[Onyx]] September, 1992
 
* ''[[Devil's Lady]]'', [[Onyx]] September, 1992
−
* ''[[Garden of Dreams - Patricia Rice]]'', Fawcett Gold Medal Ballantine February, 1998  
+
* ''[[Garden Of Dreams - Patricia Rice|Garden Of Dreams]]'', Fawcett Gold Medal Ballantine February, 1998  
−
* ''[[The Genuine Article]]'',  Signet Regency December, 1994  
+
* ''[[The Genuine Article - Patricia Rice|The Genuine Article]]'',  Signet Regency December, 1994  
 
* ''[[Impossible Dreams]]'', Ivy Books March, 2000  
 
* ''[[Impossible Dreams]]'', Ivy Books March, 2000  
 
* ''[[Indigo Moon]]'', [[Signet]] February, 1988
 
* ''[[Indigo Moon]]'', [[Signet]] February, 1988
Line 77: Line 77:
 
=== Carolina Trilogy ===
 
=== Carolina Trilogy ===
 
TJ McCloud and his brothers
 
TJ McCloud and his brothers
−
* ''[[Almost Perfect]]'', (Also features related character Maya Alyssum, of ''[[Impossible Dreams]]'')
+
* ''[[Almost Perfect - Patricia Rice|Almost Perfect]]'', (Also features related character Maya Alyssum, of ''[[Impossible Dreams]]'')
 
* ''[[McCloud's Woman]]''
 
* ''[[McCloud's Woman]]''
 
* ''[[Carolina Girl]]''
 
* ''[[Carolina Girl]]''
Line 98: Line 98:
 
=== Regency Novels with Related Characters ===
 
=== Regency Novels with Related Characters ===
 
* ''[[Artful Deceptions]]''
 
* ''[[Artful Deceptions]]''
−
* ''[[The Genuine Article]]''
+
* ''[[The Genuine Article - Patricia Rice|The Genuine Article]]''
 
* ''[[The Marquess]]''
 
* ''[[The Marquess]]''
  

Latest revision as of 16:56, 27 March 2023


Patricia Rice has published historical and Regency romances since 1984, contemporary romance since 1998, nominated for RITA awards in all three categories. She has several million books in print and has been on both the New York Times and USA Today's bestseller. Ms. Rice is a former CPA whose forty-fourth book is scheduled for July, 2007, from Signet Eclipse.

Patricia Rice's emotionally-charged contemporary and historical romances have won numerous awards, including the Romantic Times Magazine Reviewers Choice and Career Achievement Awards and the Bookrak Bestselling Paperback award. Her books have also been honored as Romance Writers of America RITA finalists in the historical, regency and contemporary categories. She was nominated by Romantic Times Book Club for 2006 Reviewers Choice Award for her bestselling romance, Magic Man.

Patricia Rice is married to her high school sweetheart and has two children. A native of Kentucky, she resides in St. Louis, Missouri, and now does accounting only for herself. She is a member of Romance Writers of America, the Authors Guild, and Novelists, Inc., as well as numerous professional accounting organizations and local charities.

On the Web

Bibliography

Books

Novellas

Series/Related Titles

Carolina Trilogy

TJ McCloud and his brothers

Magic Series

Historical: Those magical Malcolm women and those mostly marvelously meticulous Ives men.

Paper Series

American historicals - 1880's

Regency Novels with Related Characters

Honors/Awards

Retrieved from "https://romancewiki.bham.ac.uk//index.php?title=Patricia_Rice&oldid=163863"